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What is the resolution in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

As you probably know, Charlie wins a golden ticket and is able to visit the Chocolate Factory. As funny and somewhat impossible things happen to the other children, Charlie becomes the only one left. Willy Wonka offers Charlie the chance to come live in the factory as his heir on one condition, Charlie must leave his family, forever. Charlie chooses to stay with his family, eventually accompanying Willy to reunite with his father, at which point Willy understands the importance of family, and offers Charlie and his Family a home within the factory. Charlie and his family gladly accept and Charlie lives with Willy designing new sweets for the world.


What is the point of view in James and the Giant Peach?

The point of view is third person.


What is the narrative point of view in the Ambrose Bierce short story Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge?

Ambrose Bierce's "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" is a suspenseful story due to its narrative structure. Bierce creates tension by introducing his readers to the climax in the first section, then he brings his readers back to why the first scene is occurring in the first place. The end is also filled with uncertainty because readers to not find out until the end that most of section three never actually occurred.


Where is the G point?

What the *_____________ is a G point


What are the main points in Private Peaceful?

This is a very good book about the First World War and the soldiers that fought in it. As it says on the front cover, it's a book of 'innocence and love, courage and cowardice'.It is told from the point of view of Tommy Peaceful, and is very cleverly written, as he is looking back from the trenches at his life before that point. Tommy does this in the space of one night. A paragraph at the start of each chapter is about the present (what he is doing now) and the rest is Tommy remembering.The reminiscence starts off with his first day at school. His older brother Charlie is leading him into the building. Charlie's character is very well portrayed as someone who isn't afraid of anything and as Tommy's role model. Both images starts to take shape when Charlie doesn't squeal when the teacher hits him.Tommy meets a girl called Molly in school who is very kind and whom Tommy fancies. She starts to become a regular guest at his house, getting to like Big Joe, Tommy's disabled brother, while his mam treats her like 'the daughter she never had.' As life goes on, it is Charlie and Molly who want to marry, even though Tommy really loves her. He starts to become very jealous, especially when Molly becomes pregnant.When the war starts, Tommy is afraid to join up at first, but finally does, along with Charlie, even though he is underage. They are sent off to France together with some old friends from home. There they encounter a horrible sergeant called 'Horrible' Hanley, who immediately has it in for Charlie and gives him a field punishment. But when Charlie refuses to go to battle because he wants to care for Tommy who is seriously ill, 'Horrible' Hanley gives Charlie the death penalty. This is the night that Tommy is remembering; the night before Charlie is due to die.The descriptions in this book are excellent, as they portray the horrors of war so well. Here is an example: 'by the time I get there Little Les is lying on his side shot through the head, his eyes staring at me. He looks so surprised'. It brings vivid pictures into your mind. I really liked how Charlie's role-model-like character is developed, how he is loyal and brave. Another thing is the song 'Oranges and Lemons.' It is almost their special song, as Big Joe always used to hum it and whenever they were worried they would sing it together and all of their fears would go away. This is the song that Charlie sings when he is about to be shot by the firing squad. It is an overall theme that runs through the book.Michael Morpurgo's books aren't really what I would usually pick up to read but now that I have read this novel (and also read Kensuke's Kingdom in school), I will definitely read more of his work. I really thought that this book was excellent and I would recommend it to anyone who likes a good read and I will also advise anyone who wouldn't normally read anything by Michael Morpurgo to give it a shot. brilliant book - I'm reading it in English and it gets better and better!:)

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What is the resolution in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

As you probably know, Charlie wins a golden ticket and is able to visit the Chocolate Factory. As funny and somewhat impossible things happen to the other children, Charlie becomes the only one left. Willy Wonka offers Charlie the chance to come live in the factory as his heir on one condition, Charlie must leave his family, forever. Charlie chooses to stay with his family, eventually accompanying Willy to reunite with his father, at which point Willy understands the importance of family, and offers Charlie and his Family a home within the factory. Charlie and his family gladly accept and Charlie lives with Willy designing new sweets for the world.


What films and books have flashbacks in them?

Saving Private Ryan. The movie starts out with an old man walking in Normandy's cemetery. He then has this flashback of WWII. It returns to the old man at the end of the movie. Good flick.


Roald Dahl What event happen after the exposition and before the climax?

In Roald Dahl's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," an important event that happens after the exposition and before the climax is when Charlie finds the final golden ticket. This event marks a turning point in the story as the final ticket being found sets the stage for the climax where the winners enter the chocolate factory.


Where was Charlie and the Chocolate Factory set?

It was filmed Bavaria Filmstudios, Geiselgasteig, Bavaria, Germany. The setting is Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory, sometime after 1950 (the book was written in 1964). Television is a novel new concept in the first film, but the second film in 2005 references video games. Charlie was supposed to live in England, and you'll notice that the majority of characters around him have British accents. They make a point of saying that Violet and Mike are from the United States.


How is third-person narration different from first-person narration?

First person narrative tells the story from a first-person point of view. "I walked into the room and noted the gun on the table. It was a forty-four magnum, I recognized it immediately from my experience in the Gum factory. It had chocolate sauce all over it. I was unsure at first but I dared a sniff and, as nobody was watching, a self-indulgent lick. It was the good stuff." Third person narrative tells the story from an observer's point of view. "He walked into the room and noted the gun on the table. It was a forty-four magnum, he recognized it immediately from his experience in the Gum factory. It had chocolate sauce all over it. He was unsure at first but then dared a sniff and, as nobody was watching, a self-indulgent lick. He found it to be the good stuff."


What is an informational narrative?

An informational narrative is a nonfiction book writen in the author's point of view.


Is a cartoon such as SpongeBob or My Little Pony considered a narrative?

A Narrative is written in first person (one of the main characters tells the story from their point of view)for example, Final Fantasy X is a Narrative - It is told from Tidus' point of view.So no SpongeBob is not a Narrative.


What is melting point of chocolate chip?

The melting point of Chocolate Chips is 94 degrees F.


What are narrative conventions?

Narrative Conventions are things such as, Language, Setting, Plot Structure, Point of view and Characterization :)


What is chocolate's melting point?

85 degrees for milk chocolate 92 for dark chocolate


From which point of view is a narrative written?

First Person


What is the melting point of chocolate under a pressure of 8 kPa?

The melting point of chocolate is 25"C